S Scolioza Member Licensed User Longtime User Aug 25, 2017 #1 Good day guys. I back after a long time and I am very pleased to see the huge improvements of this software. However now I am developing some hardware (and hopefully software )for the IoT using various of platforms. What I want to do it's to develop an application for Android that will connect with Raspberry Pi which it'a running Node-Red server. Since lots of things are changed from the last time i was working with B4A I want to ask a few questions. From what I saw there it's a nice network library which it's using sockets. Since Node-Red offers support for websocketsis it possible to use the B4A library to communicate with websockets (I know websockets use a different frame) ? If it's possible (or maybe if know another alternative) what is the best way to protect data? Looking fwd to your answers. Thanks in advance.
Good day guys. I back after a long time and I am very pleased to see the huge improvements of this software. However now I am developing some hardware (and hopefully software )for the IoT using various of platforms. What I want to do it's to develop an application for Android that will connect with Raspberry Pi which it'a running Node-Red server. Since lots of things are changed from the last time i was working with B4A I want to ask a few questions. From what I saw there it's a nice network library which it's using sockets. Since Node-Red offers support for websocketsis it possible to use the B4A library to communicate with websockets (I know websockets use a different frame) ? If it's possible (or maybe if know another alternative) what is the best way to protect data? Looking fwd to your answers. Thanks in advance.
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Aug 27, 2017 #2 I recommend you to use B4J to program the raspberry pi. It will be simpler. There is a WebSocket client library available: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/websocket-client-library.40221/#content It supports wss connections (ssl connections). Upvote 0
I recommend you to use B4J to program the raspberry pi. It will be simpler. There is a WebSocket client library available: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/websocket-client-library.40221/#content It supports wss connections (ssl connections).
